fire season is off to an early start from southern california to here in wine country warm windy weather ratcheting up the fire danger tonight. i'm dan ashley. we want to take you to a fire developing in lake county. this fire with we he can show you burning right now near

kelseyville. live pictures from sky 7 hd. at least one structure burned and others threatened by the fire. there are no no injuries. in napa, 20 acres burning there. a large trailer deis troyed. cal fire says full containment should be reached by the morning. they will go at it all night. firefighters getting the upper hand on what is called the yellow fire. it burned through a couple hundred acres in sonoma county just across the county line from calistoga. a pair of strike teams from ail alameda county have been dispatched to the yellow fire to help out. wayne freedman has been on the scene all day. >> the winds were horrific. i swear i thought our roof was going to come off because it was so bad. >> reporter: instead trees fell often on power lines sparking a flurry of relatively small but

destructive blazes, the largest the yellow fire. burned vineyards owned by kendal jackson. a couple of miles up highway 28? >> devastation. >> this is what remains of a historic home built from old redwood. the home in which nick has lived with his wife for 20 years. a lifetime of memories and collectibles turned to ash. as it stands this could have been much worse. the fire department arrived just in time. >> it was horrifying for my wife and i for those minutes that we were down there alone and i knew people were coming but until they do those minutes are like hours. >> reporter: the silver lining in the story nick and hits wife will go back to the the house. the owners plan to build it. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. a red flag fire warning extended until noon tomorrow. winds dying down but you temperatures dangerously high.

joaquim miller park forced to close today because of the tire threat. torn now to weather anchor spencer christian for the fire weather outlook, spencer. >> we still have high concern for fire danger here in the bay area. clear skies. low humidity. warm weather. and we still have the winds even though they are diminishing. the red flag warning remains in effect until noon tomorrow for elevations above a thousand feet. the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range and elevations lower than that. humidity generally around 10% to 20% which is low and winds still gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour in the higher elevations although nothing like the potentially damaging winds we saw last night. at this hour looking at winds gusting to 30 miles per hour in knoxville creek. calm in some other locations. 33 miles per hour at mount diablo. 25-mile per hour gusts at calaveras road. relative humidity readings at the moment. still dry for most of the bay area. fairfield at 17%. and over at livermore 20%.

but a little higher near the coast. notice 82% relative humidity at half moon bay. conditions are beginning to improve just a bit in some spots but mainly near the coast we still have concern, great concern about fire danger as temperatures will be rising tomorrow to near record levels and i will give you a look at that in just a few minutes. dan? spencer, thank you. the biggest fire burning tonight is near banning in riverside fire. right now it has burned about 1700 acres. destroyedne home destroyed there. some homes evacuated. fire is now 30% contained. no word how to started but it will continue to burn for some time. a different kind of fire to be put out. this one by cal trans. word of even more construction issues tonight on the bay bridge. nearly two dozen welds could be cracked and must be repaired before the bridge can open. the flaws affect welds as long as 33 feet that connect steel plates at the base of the tower. this new issue comes just as cal trans is still trying to figure out a fix for dozens of

rods that snapped when they were tightened. it further complicates plans for the labor day opening weekend that they were hoping for. fund raising for the opening weekend celebration has already been put on hold. liberal groups are unfriending facebook founder mark zuckerberg. they are upset about his financial support of con is servative lawmakers and their causes. that from mark matthews. >> keystone pipeline. take a hike. >> reporter: several dozen protesters chanted on the lawn in front of facebook's headquarters this afternoon. they were demonstrating against mark zuckerberg about's financial support of political ads like this one supporting alaska democratic senator mark begich. >> looking to open anwar to drilling and investing in the alaska natural gas pipeline. >> reporter: and this ad for south carolina republican lindsey graham which features an attack on the president's

healthcare law. >> change you believe in after this healthcare bill debacle has now you become an empty slogan and replaced by seedy chicago politics when you think about it. >> reporr: no where in the s a mention of immigration. just conservative attacks on the is stimulus. the plan to blunt any right wing attacks they might get for supporting immigration reform. >> a cy. inical and odd strategy. >> accuses zuckerberg of appearing to support conservative causes. the sierra club posted this on their facebook and ben simon used facebook to collect signatures on a petition asking the facebook founder to not fund them. the president visited

facebook's headquarters and the vice chair of san francisco's republican party says conservatives are a little skeptical of the facebook founder's new message. >> i see conservatives who are weary of the silicon valley companies because they have been known for more of their progressive points of view. >> facebook declined our request for a comment today and our requests to mark zuckerberg and to the organizations that he is bankrolling also went unanswered. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc 7 news. california is getting 24 million today's implement its own version of gun control. the bill signed today by the governor will let the attorney general hire 36 special agents. those agents will be in charge of confiscating weapons from 20,000 californians not allowed heelly to own a gun. the state already checks databases of gun buyers with those prohibited from owning firearms because of a criminal record or mental illness. the white house is look at california's gun tracking system in hopes of duplicating

it across the country. in sacramento, there is a move to tax oil for education. those behind it say big aisle has been getting a sweet heart deal in th the golden state, paying no tax on the oil they take out of the ground here. >> reporter: california is the only top ten oil producing state in the country that does to ensure impose a tax on companies for the oil they extract within its boundaries. senate committee aims to change that approving a 9.5% extraction tax mostly to fund education. part of the $2 billion a year would also go toward k-12 classrooms and state parks. college students say they need relief from the skyrocketing tuition hikes. >> the cost is increasing so fast i'm working two jobs. i work 40 hours a week. >> critics believe the oil companies will just pass on the tax to consumers by raising gas prices something that the author says is not true.

>> oil prices are set in a global market and that is not just my opinion. >> there is potentially 15 billion-barrels of oil under the monterey shale that runs between northern and southern california that can be recovered through a controversial method called fracking. the extraction tax would bring in another $2.5 million a year if fracking in the area is aloud. current leaders are especially worried about the tax fearing oil companies wouldn't want to proceed with the new you cost. >> it will place much of this critical natural resource beyond recovery and out o of the reach of california's consumers. >> the evans proposal also makes small businesses very nervous. rob envirovac says chevron and others will eliminate the need for its services. >> that could close my doors. i have 44 employees. >> at least a dozen versions of an oil extraction tax have failed since 1994.

since track record doesn't look good college students right now are gathering signatures for an initiative to let voters decide whether there should be an oil severance pass just in case it is defeated in the congress. >> a lot more to get to for you this wednesday night. coming up, a big jump in emergency room visits linked to sleeping pills. why women are more at risk. and -- how did this 13-year-old be celebrating her first birthday of sorts. i'm carolyn tyler. i will have her medical miracle coming up. also a 14-year-old girl named jane. how she is rewriting the history books. and the world's tiniest movie starring a collection of atoms [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week.

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on this first day of may, thousands of people attended may daypro tests in the bay area today. the biggest crowd was in san jose. you can see from sky 7 hd people stretched for blocks and

blocks. the crowd consisted of workers labor groups civil rights organizations and religious groups focused on raising their voices that lawmakers in washington need to agree on immigrant rights reform and providing a path for citizen high pressure. also pictures of a march in san francisco where immigration rights was also the focus of this may day rally. this started at mission and 24th and ended up at civic center plaza. in oakland across the bay, hundreds of immigrant workers and community members gathered at fruitveal plaza. the demonstration was designed as the need to expand rights for all a immigrants. that was the theme around the bay area at mayday demonstrations and in fact around the country. health news tonight. a wakeup call for any one who takes ambien or the generic version of that sleeping bill. as lisa stark explains a new report shows a huge jump in emergency room visits and most of them are women.

>> reporter: a growing number of those popping the sleeping pill ambien or its generic version are ending up in the emergency room. pair now that or confusion sent more than 10,000 people to the e.r. in 201. and two thirds of them were women. >> why more women than men? >> i think we know that women clear the drug from their system more slowly than men and in fact the fda recommendd that we use a lower dos for women. >> this sleeping pill has often been in the news with a dangerous side effect. >> you hit something with your car. >> sleep driving. i tried a driving simulator on ambien and found out how you scary this is. 30 minutes after taking the drug. >> am i on the right-side of the road? >> 90 minutes after i smash into a big rig. at four hour i think i'm okay but see this red light, i run

right through this. the drug's manufacturer says it stands behind the substantial body of clinical data demonstrating the safety and efficacy of ambien and its 20 years of realworld use. more than half of those who went to the e.r. had mixed the sleeping pill with another drug or alcohol which can boost side effects. doctors warn that this extremely popular drug must be used carefully. lisa stark, abc abc news, washington. a discovery about the jamestown colony in virginia. scientists say they have the first solid evidence that some of the earliest colonists survived by resorting to cannibalism. they based it based on the maides of a 14-year-old girl. servant or someone's daughter sore which we can't bring you picture. there we go. scientists say h her bones have

clear cut marks showing she was very likely butchered and eaten during the harsh winter of 1609. that winter was nonarts starving time. about 130 people lived at the fort in november and only 60 remained by spring. the area was undergoing the worst drought in 800 years. cannibal is many. ism. that is interesting. spencer christian here with the forecast and low humidity. high heat. windy today. all three bad for fire season. >> looks like this risk of fire, this high risk will continue into tomorrow as the red flag warning for high fire danger extended to noon tomorrow and we will have probably record high temperatures tomorrow. a look at live doppler 7hd. dry conditions right now. no clouds around. clear skies. may see a patch or two of coastal fog overnight. at the moment it is pretty clear. this is the heat adviseesry in effect tomorrow for 1:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 tomorrow night. the warmest locations in the

bay area. even along the shoreline. record numbers likely in numerous locations tomorrow. don't park your motor vehicles out of the sun because it can be -- out in the sun because it can be dangerously hot. a live view from the high emeryville. tempature readings at this hour, 57 degrees san francisco. 66 san carlos. 68 san jose. 62 half moon bay. a live view from the high definition golden gate bridge. couldn't make it out there. looked a little foggy. it is not foggy actually. a little reflection of the lights and moisture in the air. at the golden gate bridge right now looking at traffic moving along nicely and temperature readings 66 santa rosa. 69 fairfield. 69 livermore. 72 los gatos. some patchy fog at the coast tonight. won't be widespread. probably won't have much of a cooling effect on inland areas

as we expect record highs in numerous locations. cooling area wide begins on friday and we will see a sharp drop in temperatures as we move into next week. satellite image shows a center of high pressure to the north and low pressure to the south. a sharp pressure difference overnight last night which produced strong gusty winds. we have an opposing wind pattern. a flow of northerly winds producing sort of an offshore warming effect but we also i he a sea breeze right now you opposing the off shore flow producing cooling ail long the coastline but probably not enough to bring temperatures down in the inland locations tomorrow. overnight tonight quite mild just about everywhere except on the coast. lows generally in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. tomorrow's highs quite high, indeed, in the south bay look for high temperatures in the low 90s. 92 at san jose. if that occurs it will be a record high for that date tomorrow. on the peninsula, look for highs in the low 90s in many

locations including mountain view which could set a record high for tomorrow's date. mid 70s on the coast which is very mild for coastal readings around this time of the year. downtown san francisco a predicted high of 86 degrees which would be a record high for that date in san francisco. in the north bay look for highs in the low 90s and several locations that could is set records tomorrow. santa rosa, san rafael and napa among those. on the east bay low 90s also. oakland and richmond will probably be in record high territory. and in the inland east bay highs in the mid 90s and if livermore reaches 96 that will be a record for livermore for tomorrow's date. the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow it will be the hottest day in the forecast period. warm inland on friday and saturday. temperatures moderating a bit and then a sharp dropoff in temperatures on sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday and even a slight chance of showers on monday and tuesday so after this dangerously hot pattern we are in right now, temperatures well below the average for several days.

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how do you do? >> fine, about about about penelope, fine. >> you look grown up tonight. >> so do you, senator. >> everybody knows senators are grown up. >> that isn't what betty says. >> that is deanna durbin, a child movie star of the 1930s. she died at the age of 91. she broke into the movies when she was 14. her movies made a lot of money. one is credited with saving universal studios from

bankruptcy. at 25 durbin was the second highest paid woman in america behind actress be cataba bette. she said she could not go on forever being little miss fix it. >> this next film should be an oscar category for it. researchers say they have created the world's smallest movie the product of moving individual at tomorrows to tell a story. business and technology reporter david louie gives you an inside look. >> reporter: you are looking at something truly revolutionary. stick figure boy are made of single atoms being manipulated on an ordinary desktop computer. >> it takes day or months to set up. once it is set up it takes just a few seconds. just a click of a mouse and drag the atom to a new spot and

let it go. >> scientists at ibm research have been studying how do small numbers of atoms behave. it used to take one million atoms to store data and the number could be as small as 12 manipulating single atoms could open yet more doors. the research scientists had to take a sing is i'll tomorrow and magnify it 100 million times to manipulate it. the orange on the same scale would be the equivalent of entire planet earth. >> moving an atom produce an interesting noise. it is kind of like a deejay scratching music tracks. scientists speculate the science behind the movie might lead to tiny mass store and devices. >> it could be that our devices justin to shrink as they have and we are pushing hard to make the current technologies shrink and be less expensive and less intrusive every year and we are trying to jump ahead to the day when those could be so small

they are at ultimate level of smallness is. >> reporter: ibm hopes the movie will capture the imagination of young people. >> you could make a movie which a lot of kids could see and enjoy and it is hard to do with many of the science projects. this is a great opportunity for us to kind of get excited about science and technology and mathematics. >> in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. pretty remarkable. one of the biggest department stores in the country is apologizing to its customers. you will see what is behind this very public my mea culpa. an announcement of virgin's new service that comes with a new passenger perks. the gift of life. a young san francisco girl meets the person who saved her life. and two more suspects now facing charges in the boston bombings. you will see the role authorities say they played in those explosions at the marathon. look at 'em.

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we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. three men accused of helping boston bombing suspect dhokhar tsarnaev appeared in court today. they are not -- they are charged with lying to federal agents and obstruction of justice as well. the story from abc news reporter brian ross. >> reporter: the fbi has been suspicious of the friends since the day of the man shunt when s.w.a.t. teams raided the college campus and two were taken into custty on immigration charges. the two from kazakhstan haded traveled with dhokhar tsarnaev to new york last year proudly posing in this snap shot. the third person charged today a u.s. citizen had been a friend since high school.

tonight, the fbi says dhokhar's friends recognized him immediate play when the surveillance photos of the suspects were made public. >> we consider them to be armed and extremely dangerous. >> reporter: and decided to help him by getting rid of potential evidence. a lawyer for one of the teens denied that after a court hearing today. >> immediately we dispute and wele be looking forward to proving our case in court. >> reporter: but the fbi says one of the teens tested dhokhar and asked if he was the bomber. lol, laugh out loud, dhokhar responded and then another exchange. come to my room and take whatever you want. the fbi says the three went to dhokhar's dormitory that night down this hall to h his third floor room number 7341. according to the complaint, they took a backpack containing fireworks with the powder removed and dhokhar's laptop computer. that night, there was the violent confrontation with authorities in watertown and the man shunt for dhokhar

began. it was then the fbi says that one of the friends went behind their apartment in new bedford and dumped the backpack and fireworks in this dumpster. the dumpster's contents ended up at a land fill where the fbi searched for three days and found what it says were these fireworks that the fbi now alleges the friends tried to hide. brian ross, abc news, new york. we have news tonight about the attack in benghazi libya. the fbi posted photos of these three men saying they were there on the night of the attack. the fbi is asking for information about who the men are. they are not identified. the attack left three he other americans dead in addition to the ambassador. two planes clipped wings tonight on the tarmac at newark international airport. a united airlines plane clipped

a scandinavian plane. no one was hurt but the mishap is causing travel delays for passengers. we often report on bone marrow drives around the bay area. today we wanted to bring you a success story from ucsf. a rare meeting between a leukemia survivor and her donor. >> reporter: 13-year-old vikki trann is celebrating her first birthday. one year ago today she received a bone marrow he transplant and on this anniversary the leukemia surviver is meeting and thanking her donor are. >> he saved my -- saved my life and if she hadn't i would still be in the hospital. >> reporter: it is rare enough asiand a donor for acian americans. each ethnicity that's their own dna matches. the perfect match for vicky was

right here at home in san francisco. >> interesting because we are connected in this way and yet on the other hand we are stico. she has been through a lot and i think that says a lot about the strength. >> reporter: vincent pann says the procedure was easy and he sees his involvement as an ex-tex of the work he does as executive director of the san francisco nonprofit chinese for affirmative action. pam'he and his wife renewed vos and held a donor drive at san francisco city hall. >> it is encouraging and shows that when people get registered that they are actually helping their community in a very direct way. >> the asian american donor program is working with westin just as they did with vicky. jonathan leong founded the organization more than 20 years ago. >> yes, it works even though the odds of truly the needle in a hey tack, one in a million,

one and a half million, truly that is it and this is the results. >> reporter: according to his organization, about 70% of the patients who need a bone marrow transplant don't find a match. and they desperately need more minorities to register so more people lick vicky trann can have a new lease on life. san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> if you want to register as a bone marrow donor o go to abc7.com and check under see it on tv. some information on there for you. well, after making some changes that did not sit well with customers, jc penney says it is sorry and it wants your business back. >> come back to jc penney. we heard you. now, we would love to see you. >> the company's latest ad is on o you tube and facebook. the ad acknowledges that the company made mistakes but learned from them. jc penney fired its ceo who used to be at apple and

bringing back the ceo that johnson replaced. changes included getting rid of most sales and bringing in new you brands. loyal customers turned away in droves. a much-needed boost today. city leaders rolled out the red carpet as virgin america announced it will fly four daily round trips from san jose to los angeles. airline founders richard branson says the new route fills a major need. >> we had so many people say please come to san jose and obviously san jose, los angeles is a route that is very popular. and los angeles we fly all over america and to the rest of the world australia and into europe and so on. >> virgin america is based in burlingame and hopes to expand its presence in the bay area. the airline says it will be the only carrier on the route to offer wi-fi on every flight and boasting more storage space. that looks like a flight attendant got wedged in there and put a flight attendant in

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at the same time? >> that is what they are working on at the joint bioenergy institute in emeryville. >> every day, hundreds of thousands of cars crowd bay area treats and highways. for every gallon of gas burned nearly 20-pounds of carbon gas is released into the environment. >> our job here is not to produce fuels but develop the science and then companies will then license and turn into fuel. >> the joint bioenergy indiana student in emeryville is made up you of six partner institutions led by the lawrence berkeley lab. we first told you about the lab shortly after it opened in 2008 injure. it was funded by a five year $134 million grant. >> we are are closer to see the biofuels come to the marketplace. >> blake simmons has been here since the beginning. he says scientists have found

good alternatives to fossil fuels including ways to maximize the amount of fuel they can get from plants. >> and we developed techniques and patented them on how you to do that. >> the lab found ways to break down green waste into the sugar that will ultimately become fuel. >> tear apart the plants and extract the sugars more readily and microbes that will synthesize fuels that can be drop inside gasoline, diesel or jet fuel. >> how do they make it on the scale of large refrainries and make it affordable. >> that is the one critical bottleneck that we are trying to address. >> one floor below the lab, scientists are hoping to find answers. this is the advanced biofuels process demonstration unit. a miniature version of a massive refinery. the lab provided us with a video of the unit working. >> we do essentially the same thing that 150 years ago was done for oil. >> not only are they looking for ways to better process

biofuels they are looking closely at the byproducts as well. when all is discovered we realize there is a lot of valuable compounds in oil that we could fractionate and recover. >> the processor opened in 2011 and was funded bay $20 million grant from the department of energy. while is it perfects a method for refining biofuel scientists are still working to make a more affordable fuel. right now they can produce tank ready fuel for about the same price as a barrel of oil o. the big difference, no greenhouse gass. >> still a lot of researches to be done on making them more afford and and making plants be better bioenergy crops but we made a lot of progress. >> the government seems happy with the progress the lab gave as well. they gave it another five years and $125 million to continue the remarkable work being done. getting inked. the company taking brand marketing to literal and painful new levels. that is next on abc

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to 45 miles per hour. we also have a heat advisory in effect tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. warmest locations tomorrow will see highs in the low to mid 90s. record high temperatures likely tomorrow and if you park your motor vehicle out in the sun it will become dangerously hot. take a look at the projected highs for tomorrow. numerous locations around the bay and inland will reach into the low to mid 90s and all of these locations that have asterisks next to them are expected to reach record high temperatures for tomorrow's date. the accuweather seven-day forecast. hot tomorrow but moderating a bit on friday and saturday especially cooling along the coast with temperatures moderate around the bay and in our inland locations as well. and then we all cool down across the board on sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday with even a slight chance of showers on monday and tuesday. >> we'll be ready for that. thank you, spencer. >> a tatoo can be a way of showing off your personality. for employees of a new york

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the extreme conditions that are keeping firefighters so busy and 7 on your side's michael finney helps you find the best bargains in the bay area. the things he found you should never pay full price for. >> after you get finished looking for larry on the web. >> don't pay for your company tatoo. the san jose shark favored to o go deeper into the stanley cup playoffs. this year opening the post season tonight. game one in vancouver. force and sully there are. a tight fit. canucks eliminated the sharks in the post season a couple of years guy. stewart takes a shot off the knee. kessler. welcome to the playoffs, p.j.galiardi. hansen with the big hit there. the crazy scramble in front there. where is the the puck? no idea. and somehow kevin finds it and credited with the goal. san jose would answer. a pow oar play opportunity of their own.

logan couture in the slot. shoots and scores. we are tied at one. >> and here is dan boyle moments ago in front. puts it in. the go-ahead goal for san jose and it is now 2-1 sharks late in the third. the giants went looking for a sweep in the desert tonight with tim lincecum trying to stop a personal streak, six straight losses to the d-backs. 27 games in the is season angel pa gone homerless. leading off the game with the first of the year. second inning. buster posey wants a fastball up and in. oh, right over is the heart of the plate. another former a, cliff pennington with a rare then homer. look at this this. in the sixth. hunter pence. talk about getting all it. way, way out! to the miller lite sign there.

fifth of the year. a 5-4 game. two on for brandon bell. two on, two out and this is smoked off david hernandez. three-run bomb. giants go up 7-6 and the giants tacking on in the ninth now leading 9-6 as they go for the sweep. a's and angels the good, the bad the ugly for tommy malone. goo the good. one of the ten strikeout victims. the bad location. out over the heart of the plate. howie kendrick in the second and mike trout and trumbo in the sixth. off the top of the wall requiring further review and the umps say that is gone. 4-2 angels. adam driving in luke monts. a 5-4 game in the eighth. two on for eric sogard in the ninth. popped it up. the angels salvage the series finale 5-4. a's start a ten game road trip in new york on friday.

what does denver nuggets forward kenneth have in common with jason born? both are hit men according to the warriors coach marc jackson. >> someone made me what i am. >> i didn't think you had it in you. >> i'm your huckleberry. >> i'm your huckleberry. i love val kilmer saying that. mike shumann looks ahead to game six. who has put the hit out on whom? >> tried to is send hitmen and city. >> warriors called the nuggets defense on curry border line hit man play. >> taking a stab at his ankle is not physical basketball. that is not a basketball play. that is a cheap shot. >> andre sealeand iguodala saye trying to make him uncomfortable, not hurt him. >> i wondered who it was or how

they caught me and i had to go back on tape because i have been hit with some shots. >> curry said today it is just playoff basketball. he also addressed the attackers that some of the nuggets are talking trash and calling him soft. >> guys try to get under your sen, however, they can and like i said i chirp back. it's fun. competitive environment. >> if mike tyson calls us soft then mike has a point. >> the warriors can end the series tomorrow night in game six at oracle. mike shumann man, abc 7 sports. tonight rockets thunder game five. omar, 21-11 for houston kevin durant, 36. ala the iceman george he going win escobar. james hardin their old teammate had 31. after trailing three games to none houston won three straight to stay alive in the series. orange clad spike lee. looks like a pumpkin.

not a good look. frustrated. nicks dropped two straight. j.r. smith his first ten shots from the field. with authority. jeff green at 18. kevin garnett 16 points and 18 boards. celst still alive. boxing news conferences usually kind of blah, blah, blah, nothing going on. todayion robert guerrero and floyd may weather, jr. tonight he just went off. >> we will beat up the woman beat are, the one that beat up his wife, man his wife in front of his kids. he must have learnd that from his dad. beater, baby. we are going to beat that woman beater. see how he likes it. he will get it from a real man. he talks about my son a hypocrit. how about him? woman beater. we will go off to jail. that was oscars.

>> would have been better if he said i will be your said i will be your there's no way that a mouse could kill a scorpion. a mouse could kill. it's got sharp claws and teeth. a rat can kill a scorpion. well, but we're not talking about a rat, we're talking about a little mouse. even if you were talking about a rat, it still would lose.